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The Clay Township Fire Department consists of two stations, one on Harsens Island and one on the Mainland.

Fire department personnel are trained in firefighting, emergency medical response, hazardous materials, water/ice/dive rescues and many other aspects of emergency services. The Clay Township Fire Department maintains a State of Michigan Basic Life Support license which allows EMT personnel to respond to medical emergencies.

                             The Clay Township Fire Department Station One is located at 9620 Ainsworth, Clay Township.

                                                           Non Emergency Phone Number: 810-794-0966

                                                                           Fax Number: 810-794-9356

                              The Clay Township Fire Department Station Two is located at 254 LaCroix, Harsens Island

                                                   Non Emergency Phone Number (answering machine): 810-748-3046

                                                                           Fax Number: 810-748-8912

CONGRATULATIONS GOING OUT TO...

Huron Scuba would like to congratulate the hard working men and women of the South Water Rescue and Dive Team, which is comprised of the Clay Township / Harsen's Island / Algonac / IRA Fire  Department Dive Teams.  Under the command of Chief Daryl DuPage, over the past few months, many team members have continued their training and reached one of the highest levels of certificaiton available - PADI Master Scuba Diver. 

Being certified as a PADI Master Scuba Diver means that each diver has completed, at a minimum, an entry level scuba diving certification, an advanced level scuba diving certification, a resuce diver certification and five PADI specialty diving certifications.  Some of the many certifications that the divers on this team hold are: Ice Diver, Rapid Deployment Ice Rescue, Rapid Deployment Search, Rescue and Recovery, Deep Diver, Blackwater Search Operations, Full Face Mask Diver and Drysuit Diver.  Also worth noting, some team members have over 30 years of dive experience they draw from on every mission.

Congratulations go out to:

Captain / Diver - Michael Ceder - MSD
Lieutenant / Diver - Dean Folkerts - MSD
Sergeant / Diver - John Siecinski - MSD
Firefighter / Diver - James Skorupski - MSD
Firefighter / Diver - Tamara Diedo - MSD
Firefighter / Diver - Scott Elliott - MSD
Firefighter / Diver - Roger Shelton - MSD
Firefighter / Diver - Russell Ceder - MSD
Firefighter / Diver - Tony Spina - MSD

Under the leadership of Chief DuPage these men and women risk their lives each day to help preserve ours and we are proud to be affiliated with every one of them.
 
We are thankful for the opportunity to support them and feel honored to have them as an active part of the Huron Scuba Dive Team.